Fourth Industrial Revolution

Well, what does that mean? That means if you didn't read Infiltration Instead of Invasion, all of the people that were involved in creating the supranational, uh, architecture that is continuity above all nations, uh, regardless of who we elect as president, uh, that has been usurping the voice, the vote, and the will of the people of nation states for now decades, uh, is fighting those that want to remain nation states with their own borders and their own constitutions instead of a world constitution known as the, um, Pact for the Future out of the UN.

Now, don't mistake the UN and the World Economic Forum and Agenda 2030 and the Fourth Industrial Revolution for different things.

They are all the same thing.

They are all about global governance, end of nation states, regional control through mayors and city councils all over the world that are already embedded.

There's no left and right media.

There are the people that are invested in the global governance model of Agenda 2030 and have put trillions of dollars, especially of our 47% of American taxpayers' money, into achieving a global totalitarian full track and trace surveillance because Agenda 2030 only works if every single man, woman and child from birth to death is tracked and traced and surveilled.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is Internet of Body, Internet of Things without freedom, okay? It is exactly what is running.

China is the technocracy model.

The confidence that it brings.

Um, and just looking at, uh, the continent with vast resources, uh, required for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Yeah.

More than one billion people.

And I can't leave out the World Economic Forum in Ukraine announced the Kiev Center.

for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals GovTech Center.

Yay.

The East Europe Foundation was opened as a global public-private technology partnership of the World Economic Forum in Ukraine.

And then you have to sell it, right? So it's not a race.

It's a marathon, right? Like it's not gonna be, we need to reach industry 4.0 tomorrow.

It's like, no, like it's small changes that we're gonna talk about starting with this Audible we have.

Let's figure out what legacy hardware, what legacy industrial communication protocols are currently we're using.

Yeah, a lot of the new greenfield projects that are happening right now, as we know, they're data centers, right? And these are brand new buildings that they're constructing from the ground up, and they're implementing a lot of the new technology, which I'm all for.

I'm all for implementing MQTT, OPC UA, smart sensors, digital twins.

I mean, this is all exciting new stuff, right? Who doesn't want to play with new toys? But the reality is this, that the factory down the street, It doesn't implement AI to that scale because they do not have the discipline or the procedures in order to then not only control and assess their current infrastructure and their current setup of the devices, but they don't have the a strategy in place that will get them ready for industry 4.0, right? So what do they end up doing? And I've seen this and it breaks my heart, right? It breaks my heart that they hire a new operations guy or they hire a new production manager and he calls a company like Red Zone.

And all they do is they bolt sensors on the side of these machines and then put a little screen up and say, here's how much bottles you ran today.

We do.

And that leads us directly into what Klaus Schwab coined as the fourth industrial revolution.

Industry four point zero.

Exactly.

But the overarching point is about elevating human work, not eliminating it.

We're moving from being the physical muscles of the economy to being the creative directors, essentially.

And if the Fourth Industrial Revolution provides the machinery for all of this, then artificial intelligence is definitely the brain running it.

Without a doubt.

And I think to come back to your point, IoT conversions has been haunting us for a while.

I guess since the introduction of Industry 4.0, more or less.

Yeah.

So that's already like, what, 15 years or something? We've been talking about it.

Always the same.

Actually, before I move on, fun story.

So I was in a workshop, was a guy who was talking about industry 4.0 and 5.0.

He even mentioned that they were already doing industry 6.0.

Africa has suddenly reached a critical stage.

For the first time, the fourth industrial revolution, which is being industrialized now, we are educated.

Africa is educated.

Before we weren't.